MSU GEM GRAD Lab events set for Sept. 16-17

Mississippi State will host the GEM Getting Prepared for Superior Levels Lab, a free and interesting symposium for underrepresented college students enthusiastic about pursuing graduate levels in utilized science and engineering, Sept. 16 and 17.

Through the occasion, college students will community with present MSU college and graduate college students, be taught from trade executives and achieve perception into graduate examine alternatives on the college, together with the admissions course of and funding potentialities.  

College and present MSU graduate college students will lead excursions of their analysis labs 2:30-4:30 p.m. Sept. 16. They may also host a poster session and mixer 4-5:30 p.m. on the second ground of the Colvard Scholar Union that very same day and can meet potential college students over lunch 12:30-1:30 p.m. Sept. 17. MSU graduate Nashlie Sephus, the founding father of the nonprofit Bean Path and proprietor and developer of the Jackson Tech District, will function the lunch’s visitor speaker.

STEM college members enthusiastic about recruiting potential graduate college students from varied racial and ethnic backgrounds ought to go to https://www.tfaforms.com/5007151 to register themselves and different lab representatives, together with present graduate college students, by Sept. 6 for a number of of the weekend’s occasions.

Go to https://www.gemfellowship.org/occasions/mississippi-state-university-gem-grad-lab/ for added particulars.

The MSU GEM GRAD Lab is hosted by the Graduate College along with the Bagley School of Engineering, School of Arts and Sciences, Workplace of Analysis and Financial Improvement and Division of Entry, Variety and Inclusion. 

For questions or further data, e-mail lshelton@grad.msstate.edu, josie@bagley.msstate.edu, kathy@deanas.msstate.edu, lbpriddy@abe.msstate.edu or Tjernigan@adi.msstate.edu.